Transcription of Can We Really Measure Training ROI?
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UT Center for Industrial ServicesCan We Really Measure Training ROI?(Do We Really Want To?)Bill StetarUniversity of Tennessee2003 DOE Annual Training Symposium "Transformation for Success"Stetar - DOE Training Symposium - Aug 20032UT Center for Industrial ServicesPurpose of this Session.. advancements in models that approach Training ROI systematically and rigorously in order to gain a truer measurement of Training ways for Training providers to confidently provide data that supports justification of Training from a business how Training program design should start with business results and not learning between predictive and retrospective - DOE Training Symposium - Aug 20033UT Center for Industrial ServicesTangible results cost, quality, quantityResults4 ResultsChanges in job behaviorBehavioral change3 BehaviorPrinciples, facts, techniquesLearning.
Stetar - DOE Training Symposium - Aug 2003 8 UT Center for Industrial Services ROI vs Cost-Benefit Analysis Source: Measuring Return on Investment (ROI), David P. Wegenast, D.S.W., Proceedings of the Fourth Annual National Human Services Training Evaluation Symposium, May 23-25, 2001, UC Berkeley
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